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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 81, 2 October 1929, Page 2

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TOWN HALL. -TOWN HALL. Q.RAND CARNIVAL BAZAARSPECIAL PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. Bright, Entertaining, Attractive. Exciting Side-shows, Pretty Stalls Te* Kiosk. DO NOT MISS THIS CARNIVAL. Cheapest and Best Entertainment ia " Town. Admission, Od; Children, Half-price. DANCING. "THE REALM. THE REALM. ■*■ Hataitai. TO OUR DANCING PATRONSKEEP NEXT MONDAY EVENING We've something spocial tip our sleeve*. Full details later. ■JJJAJESXIO THEATRE CABARET. . EVERY SATURDAY. Subscription as. After Theatre 3s 61 ' Tel. 45-709 to Reserve Tables. DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT Directed by miss phyllis bates, this Saturday] SPILLER and MR. PAT WHITE. And Mr. Pat White will Step Dance! HOI ST. FRANCIS'S HALL. ROI TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. ■ ROI The Night of the Season. 5Sr "RAILWAY DANCE, 1 ROI -"AILWAY DANCE ROI GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT ROI GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT! ROI Novelties. Prizes. ROI -, Exhibition Dance. KOI Dancing S o'clock to 1 a.m. ROI Closing Night cf Season: V ROI Late bus to Lover Hutt after la* ROI dance. ■.-:"" - ROI ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA; ROI Gentlemen 3s 6d, Ladies 3s. JJJAJESTIC. . . LOUNGE, Majestic Theatre. ' - EACH. AFTERNOON at 3.43. -'■'.' MR. PAT WHITE " MR. PAT WHITE Will Step. Dance. :.; ■ ROSS FLOYD AND HIS ORCHESTRA Will play during afternoon tea. Tea Time is Dancing Time at the .: Mp.iestic. — - "Ron accord" assembly. O£ ™ ACCORD ASSEMBLY TO-NIGHT! - TO-NIGHT 1 ■■ • ' . In the ...- . . Oddfellows' Hall, Clyde quay. POPULAR MODERN, OLD-TIME DANCE. Ladies Is. Supper Free. ' Gents iVed. ■ TO-NIGHT, 8.30* ■■•- THURSDAY NIGHT—9 p.m.-2' or 3 o'clock (Special Theatre Night). FRIDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL CABARET EVENING ' ' 8.30-12. Host and Hostess, Mr. Southern Colleog* and Miss Rona Laffan. Cabaret Entertainment. Concession Tickets to Past and Present Pupils of THE SOUTHERN COLLEDGE DANCING STUDIO, 147, Cuba street. THE MAJESTIC THEATRE CABARET •*■ ~ Directed by MISS PHYLLIS BATES/ New Zealand's Newest, Smartest, and Brightest Cabaret. Subscription ,n; after theatre 3s 6d ROSS FLOYD AND HIS MUSIC THIS SATURDAY: Burlesque fjy and Ross Floyd and John Eccentric Dance. Pitcaithley. And by arrangement with MISS KATHLEEN O'BRIEN, Hawaiian and Russian Dances. pLUNKET DANCE. THIS FRIDAY. ' At St. Francis* HalL ROSS FLOYD AND HIS JIDBIC. PHYLLIS BATES and PAT WHITE Will Dance SIX EIGHT and FOXTROT. Subscriptions, ss, including Home-mad* oupper. LEARN TO DANCE THE "SIX-EIGHT." AT WELLINGTON'S MOST'POPULAR SCHOOL OF DANCING - MISS GWENETHE WALSHE M STUDIO: 56. WILLIS STREET _, Opp. Hote. Windsor. Tels.: 42-211 and 43-457 Personal and Individual Tuition frea IV a.m. daily. THE MABGARET O'CONNOR New Zealand's University of Ballroom Dancing. 3nss Who recently rcturnei 'from studying is England and the ""ontinent. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Evening and Practice Classes. It is a significant fact that 93 per cent, of all ballroom demonstrators and competition winners are trained in thk school. New premises, the largest and most tip. to-date in the Southern Hemisphere, at 58. CUBA STREET (Opp. James Smith's). " 'J'HE INEZ CONNOP " SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING THE SIX-EIGHT. . ' THE SIX-EIGHT. Special classes for the SIX-EIGHT are bemg held MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, sto 6 p.m. 10s 6d for four lessons. Practice Class, 5-6 Thursdays. STUDIO: STRAND THEATRE BLDGS 10. Manners street. Tel. 44-547. UMOKE Concerts, Weddings, PartieeT S> _ Dinners, especially catered for at <&• Parflion, Basm Heteew, by Dnstrav Ltd.